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THE KINGS REPLY.

Yesterday morning His Majesty the
King called upon His Excellency George
w. Merrill, U. S. Minister Resident
Major J. H. Wodehouse, III. B. Ms
Commissioner and Consul General
Monsieur Henri Feer, French Consul
and Commissioner; Senior A de Souza
Canavarro, Portuguese Consul and
Commissioner, and Mr. Taro Ando, Jap
anesa Diplomatic Agent and Consul Gen
eral, to confer with him and to express
their views on the political situation In
the course of a brief interview His
Majesty intimated to these gentlemen
that he had called upon the Hon. w. L.
Green to form Ministry. The several
representatives having expressed their
concurrence with the action taken by
His Majesty, they withdrew
Later in the day His Majesty forwarded
the following letter to the Citizens Com
mittee:
To Hon. Paul Isenberg and the Gentle
men composing the Committee of a Meet
ing of Subjects and Citizens-Gentlemen
In acknowledging the receipt of the resolu-
tions adopted at mass meeting held yes
terday and presented to Us by you, We
are pleased to convey through you to Our
loyal subjects, as well as to the citizens of
Honolulu, Our expressions of good will and
Our qualification that Our people have
taken the usual constitutional step in pre-
senting their grievances
To the first proposition contained in the
Int Al,
action you represent, We reply that it has
been substantially complied. with by the
formal resignation of the Ministry, which
took place on the 2Sth day of June, and
was accepted on that date, and that We
had already requested the Hon. w. L. |
Green to form new Cabinet on the day
succeeding the resignation of the Cabinet |
10 the second proposition, ereply that |
Mr. Walter NJ. Gibson has severed all his
connections with the Hawaiian Govern
ment by designations
To the third proposition, We reply that
We do not admit the truth of the matters
stated therein, but will submit the whole
subject to Our new Cabinet and will gladly
act according to their advice, and win !
cause restitution to be made by the parties
found responsible.
To the fourth proposition, We reply that
at Our command Mr.. Junius Kaae resigned
the Office of Registrar of Conveyances on
the 18th day of June, and his successor has
been appointed.
To the fifth proposition, We reply that
the specific pledges required of US are each
seyerally acceded to.
We are pleased to assure the members of
the committee and our loyal subjects that
we are and shall at all times be anxious
and ready to cooperate with our Coun-
cilors and advisers, as well as with our in
telligent and patriotic citizens in all mat
ters touching the honor. welfare and pros
perity of our Kingdom.
Given at Our Palace this first day of
'usv, A p. 1887 and the fourteenth year
u our reign. KALAKAUA REX.
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Personal.

Sir J. B. Thurston, who has for many
years been connected with the colony OF
Fiji, and who is now Lieutenant Gov
ernor, was a through passenger by the
Mariposa He has been appointed a
member of the Commission which is
shortly to sit in Washington, and in
which England, Germany and America
are to be represented. This Commission
is to consider certain matters affecting
the South Seas in which these three
Powers are interested, especially with
regard to Samoa.
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LlMEklLN CLUB.
President Gardeners Wholesome Advice
a Brother WIN ss6S<Hf- RnIia,inn

President Gardeners Wholesome Advice t.
Brother Who scot Religion"
t'If Brudder Coincidence jackson an
| back dar by de stove l should like t.
speak a few words to him." said Brother
Gardner as the meeting opened.
Coincidence had just taken off one
shoe and sock to agitate his chilblains,
| but after few hurried motions he came
to the front and the president continued
'Brudder Coincidence, has any thing
happened to you latelyP'
Eyes, sah-Tze got religun."
$50 1 understan'. You've almoas'
made up your mind to go fo'th and
preach, dey tell me?''
Eyes, sab. Tze jist waitin' till I git
some money ahead
''Brudder Coincidence, let me advise
wild you. People often make mistakes
in SIGH things. Now. in the fust place.
try yer religion an see if it stands de
tests.
HAS yer change of heart resulted in
yer payin' up any outlawed debts?
do you do any less poundin' an
SWARM when dat ole mule o. yours gifts
stalled in de mud?
Gam you firmly decided in your mind
dat if you find wallet in de road you
will return it to de ownerP
kin you see your naybur grain his
front doail, put up new curtains an sot
out an iron hitchin' post widout feelin'
envious of his luck?
elf you was gwine to trade mules wild
Compromise Taylor, who Ibis 'longside
of you, an am nigh-sighted, would you
conceal de fackt dat your beast am
blind in one eye an has got twenty
seben different spavins.
IF you am paid quarter too much
in maxim change am you gwine to keep
it, an if you get stuck wild bogus
quarter am you gwine to work it off on
somebody elseP
'Doan' be in hurry, Brudder Coin
cidence, 20 believe an announce to de
world dat you has got religun. 1t ar
de easiest thing in de world to git fooled
on. Wait an test yerself You may
stan cherry test an come out pure gold,
or you may fail on cherry one. An in
case it turns out dat you has religun-
de real religun-doan' be in q sweat to
go out an preach to your feller-men.
De res of us ain in any mo- danger dan
we was befo', an it will be gueshun
whether you can't help de Lawd mo- by
stayin' right at home an takin' car OF
yer family while somebody else does de
preachin'. You kin now sot down,
Brudder Coincidence, an | trust you
will turn desc remarks an observashuns
ober in your mind an Civ dem due re-
feXun. "-TetroI Free Press.
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The Oceanic Comp; Mai
steamship Mariposa 49,
day morning from
left Sydney, June Il
First thirty-six hours led
very heavy confused sea moderate
wind; thence to Auck. ssu~. weather
which port was reached June 10Th, at
2:16 p. m. While in Sydney the steam
er was locked and cleaned. Sailed
from Auckland, June Goth, at 2 IA u. M
Called off Tutuila on the oath at !; AZ
a. M, and was detained forty minutes.
Experienced fine weather with moderate
trades throughout. Time from SYDNEY
TO Auckland days Is hours and So min
utes, from Auckland to Honolulu II DAVIS
III hours and 80 minutes, the hest On
record. She brought two passengers for
THIS port, and had in transit for 60,
Francisco 90 cabin and 60 staeroao
After taking on freight, passengers and
the mails, the Mariposa left for Son
Francisco shortly after O'Clock last
evening.
The New Zealand Herald of Nav
10Th, in noticing the arrival of the Mari
posa at Auckland, has the following:
Since the time that the fine steamships
OF the Oceanic Steamship Company
started the carryingof orr mails between
the American continent and here, we
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The pet cat belonging to Mrs. Lucy
Cain, of Hannibal, Mo, brought mouse
into the parlor ". and with it
email piece of paper h.uney. Mrs. Cain
thought nothing about the occurrence
until one day when she discovered that
a roll Of bills was missing fEom her
bureau drawer. Then she put two and
two together, and began vigorous
search of the premises. The missing bills
were finally unearthed in corner of
the cellar, where colony OF mice ha6
made nest of them,
Brown S boy-We've cot stationary
wash-stands in our hcr3e Smiths
boy-We've got tessellated vestibules.
Browns boy-We'ye got open CRATES.
Smiths boy-So have we. And an
elevator. Browns boy-Pooh! we've
got electric bells. Smiths boy-Wen,
we've got something yorenses hasn't
got-we'ye gotIheumatic tubes There,
now
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Hedges and wife, G. Z. Whitney MISS Il.
Tucker, Mons. Henri Feer wife ana TWO
daughters, S. F. Dunno and wife, Emannel
Lewis. T. Varney, Mrs. Graham, Z. n.
Dempster, j. V. de Laveaga, DR.. Pugn' +.
M. Miller, Mrs. Halves and daughter L.
Hart, Mrs. G. D. Hall, Miss J. Watson, w.
T. Ellis, F. H. Newton, r. D. Walbrldge'
Hon. C. f. Hart and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts, Hon J. a. Cummins, Tom +.
Curnmins, Miss Alexander, f. IL. Austin
and wife, r. NJ. Cheeseborough, Prince
Edward Keliiahonui, J. B. Wood, G. w.
Dickey, Mrs. Small, Geo. Poulet, I. K.
Walker and wife. L. r. Mead, c. L. Mel
Miss Goldsmith, Mr.. Goldsmith, Major
Stonehill, Captain ]. A. King and b.
Young.
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A Practical SON.

Old Farmer Slikens had sent his son TO col
lege, and received letter from the young
man stating that he was taking lessons in
fencing.
"Well, I'm burned glad to see that boy
Joshua gettin suthin pra'ticle long nth all this
Lating and Greek and jomInerty and stuff.
reckon that when we go to put up them rails
Joshua III jest about be comm home, and
may be he can give US few idees about
the Job seeh as they don,E teach only in
colleges I'm raiey glad 70 sse Joshua show
seen ieanin' to common sense. VI Merchant
Traveller
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The KaimAl0a.

The Kaimiloa arrived at Apia Samoa
June 18th, after passage OF twenty
seven days. The weather was fine all
the way. The vessel, with wind, gave
a good account of herself, making as
much as eight and nine knots. Soon
after she arrived at Apia the Captain OF
the German man-of-war Adler PAID a
visit on board.
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For sam Francisco, 81 the Austral,a.

The following passengers are booked a!
the office of w. g. Irwin & Co. by the Aus
tralia July 5th:
Hon. w c. Parke and wife, Misses 7
and B. Parke, Mrs. W. w. Hall and fam
ly Miss Watkins, MIS-. Brown and chill
dren. II. R. Hitchcock and wife, Mr.. and
MRS. Wright, Jas. Cowan and wife, w. G.
HUNT and wife. Miss Hayes, Mrs. ]. F..
bancroft, }. 2. cooke, Mrs. T. Furlong,
W. alexander, J. D. Stephens and grand
son. Kew. e. G. Oggel and wife, Miss Ailene
Ivers, Miss Minnie Carroll, S. C. Dozier, E.
=. Atkinson and family, w. Johnston and
wife, e. J. Croly and wife, Dwight Hollis
ter and wife, Mrs 2. b. Green Miss Carrie
Goodhue, T. J Crowley and wife, II. r.
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The skeleton of a beast which must
have been as large again as Jumbo has
been dug up in Lorain County, Ohio.
He is supposed to have died 1000 years
ago. probably having got tired of wait
ing for Columbus to come and discover
im.-Detyoit Free Press.
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The COTuSa.

The bark Colusa arrived off port last
evening from San Francisco with mis-
cellaneous cargo of merchandise, valued
at 81 .189, including:
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An agricultural paper tells how to
make a hot-bed. The old-fashioned
way was to use warming pan. -
Journal of Education.
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Blue Ribbon Entertainments.

There will be meeting of the Blue
Ribbon League at the Y. M. c. A. Hall
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The fol-
lowing programme will be given:
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Song, with violin obligato. -. -.
Miss B. Parke and Prof. Yarndl
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
IN dersigned have associated themselves together
into corporation under the law of Florida entitled
An act provide for the creation of corporations
and prescribe their general powers and liabilities"
approved August 9Th, 1853, and the amendments
thereto, for the purpose Of acquiring, holding, i'm
proving and cultvating lands in Monroe county,
Florida, at and contiguous to "Goodland Point on
Marco Island, and transacting such other necessary
business may be incident thereto. The name OF
the corporation shall be 1.-THE Tropical Fruit and
Vegetable Company" and its place of business shall
be the city of Jacksonville. Florida. The capital
stock of the company shall be ten thousand dollars
($l0 Co., 0, divided into hundred (1OO) shares
Of one hundred dollars $4,000 each. The exist.
ence of the corporation will commence with the Ill
ing of these articles of incorporation and continue
until legally dissolved
Dated at Jacksonville, Florida, this Oath day of
January, A. D. 1887.
JOHN A. GRAHAM, Jacksonville, Fla.
w. T. HENRY, Carlisle, Ky.
WELLINGTON PAYNE, Lexington, Ky.
FRANK J. HINSON, Haines City, Fla.
February IL, 18S7-4w
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sORORuLOus. INHERITED.

UCWUFO6VOSe ANA B18A1RDS
and Contagious Humors with Lose of Hair, and Erup.
tions of the Skim positively cured bysCUcURA and
CurIcURA Soar externally, and CUrICURA REsoLvENr In
tealy when all other medicines fail Send for Pamph
let.
CUrIcURA REMEDIKs sold everywhere. Price :
CUTOURA the Great Skin Cure 80 cents CUrICURA SOAP
an Exquisite Beautiher Is CUTIcURA REsoLvKNT
the New Blood Purifier, 81. PorrHR DRUa AND CHEN
IcAL Co., Boston.
NlnaPLES, Backheads, Skin Blemshes, and Baby HUI
Tim mOrs. use CUTICURA SOAP.
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Sl.OO WORTH $4,000.

Sl.UU WUKIH S5UU.UU.
For four years have been sufferer from a
terrible form Of Rheumatism which reduced me
so low that all hope OF recovery was given up.
l have suffered the most excruciating pain day
and night, and often while writhng in agony
have wished l could die. have tried every
thing known for that disease, but nothing did
me any good, and have had some of the
finest physicians of the State to work on me, but
all to no effect. l have spent over $500 without
finding relief I am now proud 10 say that after
using only one bottle of B. B. B. l am enabled
to walk around and attend to business, and l
would not take $500 for the benefit received
from one single bottle Of b. B. Il. l refer to all
merchants and business men Of this town.
Yours most truly, 60. CARA.
Waverly, Walker county, Texas.
HE SWALLOWED Is.
have been troubled with a serious blood dis
ease for six years, and have expended over
$4,000 for worthless remedies which did me no
good. The use Of Is bottles of B. B. B. has
about cured NEEDING more good than all other
remedies combined 1t is Ani R11n and cheap
Talladega, Ala, April 20. 1885.
DEMONSTRATED MERIT.
SPARTA, GA, May Is, 1885,
Blood Balm Co..
You will please ship us per first freight one
1t gives Us pleasure TO report good trade for
other blood remedies both 10 demonstrated
merit and rapid sale with us
ROzIER 3 VAKDRMAN
All who desire full information about the cause
and cure of Blood Poisons, 6crofula and Scrofu-
lous 6wellings. Ulcers, 6ores, Rheumatism, Kid
ney Complaints, Catarrf, ETC., can secure by
mail, free, copy of our SO page Illustrated
Book of Wonders, filed with the most wonder
full and startling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga. /
Sold in Tallahassee by w. A. Raws and N.
Lively. s h VI I. 81 4 mar
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| WTIITEb BLOOD
sCROrULOUR IuHxHrTKD AND cor.
: TA0I0Us HUHORS CURED

TA0l0U6 HU0ORS CURED
~ CUT1CURA
THRoUGH r. medium Of one Of yoer book. received
became acQuaintsd with your CuFiCURA ksnnDxks and
take shs opportunity 10 testify that thar use has
permanently cared OF Of the worst OF blood
poisoning IN connection with efysipeas that have ever
0een sud this aer having pronounced incurabe BY
tome Of the best physcsans ID county take great
pleasure In forwarding TO this testimonial unsocif
ID - BY you In order that others suffering from
similar malades may be encouraged to give your Curt
/ It's. wHITLINGER, Leechbury. Pa
Reference FRANK T. WRAx, Druggist, Apollo, Pa
s4tlss&s tass - - II
SCRORULOUS ULCERS.
james e. Richardson Custom House, New Orleans, ON
eat says I'm 1870 Scrofaloas Ulcsrs broke out my
to the medical fAcuty WAs tried In VAIN. became
mere wreck. At times could not nh my hands to my
head could mot Turn IN bed in constant pain and
looked upon life . curss No relief cure In ten
years. In 1850 heard Of the CUTCURA RKMHDIEs. used
them, and was perfectly curad.T - 4sess
Sworn 10 before o. s. Com. ]. D. CRAWFORD.
| ONE OF The WORST GASES.
We have been selling your CurIcURA RExxDIss for
years and have the Afst complaint yet to receive from
purchaser One Of the worst Of Scronla
cured by the OF I've bottles Of CUrCURA RRsoI
VENT CUricuRA. aud CUTIcURA Soar. The Soap takes
the cake " here q medicinal soap.
TAYLOR h TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
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BOOKS FREE 4!

and Doctor Book, How to Make Poultry
Pay, and Robinson CrusOe. These 4 books
agency terms; also our paper Home. Farm and
Factory, months on trial. ~ For 70 cents will
place your address In our new Agents Directory which
samples, &c HUBERT PUB. Co.,
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be done II Ii also reported that in the near flu
ture bridge will be built across the st. Johns
river near Rolleston, and Q connection made ct
Palatka, with the Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West railway. When this Is done, the
gusge Of the road will be changed.
-Ocala Banner. Captain Bittinger, our ire
presxble local, reports the Brooksville tourna-
ment q complete success Large numbers of
visitors were In attendance, and the population
Of the county-brave men, fair women. and chill
dren In arms-were there, and the city presented
q gay and splendid scene. The knights per-
formed splendid feats of horsemanship, and the
the fernando Hotel was largely attended, and
the toilets Of the ladies were rich and stylish
The festivities however, were marred by tho
sudden death OF Mr.. r. G. Merry, Of Micanepy.
He complained OF o sore throat &C night and died
The following morning. Our industrious yul.
can, Mr.. James L. 6m0ak, and bis assistant, Mr..
Glover Lumpkin, who mauipulates the wood
work for the establishment did repair work In
blacksmithing and wood work, In Mr.. smoak's
shop. for the two weeks preceding last Saturday,
10 The amount Of 5000, and the singular part
Of their weeks earnings b that each weeks labor
footed MP to6ec. fthis record has been or can
be beat In the State, BY TWO men 10 the same
line Of work, they can call on the Banner for
Years Subscription. Contractor Crfbbett, Of
he g. 8. o. q q. Railroad. b % busy laying the
rnIls fhat he was compelled TO utilize engine,
en- and al, and In consequences the schedule Of
the road Cor this week has been completely y.
nored, his construction train leaving In the
morning 81 hslfpast nine and returning = night
simply 5og material and net 70 accommodate
ffrixhf on passsneefs. The captain expects 70
reach Blue 6priagS Friday o. Saturday pf this
49,
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Sold in Tallahassee by w. A. RAws and N.
Lively. s En %#$3 Il mar
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For EXCHANGE.

There are some one hundred of duplicate, tripli-
cate and quadruplicate volumes in the University
Library, which the Directors DESTROYS of ex-
changing for such works are not on the shelves.
Parties who desire such exchange will confer ia
vor by calling on the Librarian.
The books sought to be exchanged are valuable
by standard authOrs-and would be acquisition
to any Library needing them.
Sept g. 1861
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A SATION.

Why is it that three bottles of B. B. B. are
sold in Atlanta to one of any other blood remedy,
and twice as much consumed In the State of
Georgia as any other preparation? No one
need take our word, but simply ask the drug
gists. Ask the people. They compctent
witnesses. Six houses 10 Atlanta are buying
B. B. B. in fiye and ten gross lots, and some of
them buy often every two months. Why
these unprecedented sales here at home with so
little advertising? Modesty forbids us making
a reply. Had B. B. B. been before the public
quarter or halt century, it would not be neces-
sary to be bolstered up with clutches of page add
vertisemenis now. Merit will conquer and
down money
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
In pursuance of the statutes of the State of Flor
ida in such made and provided, of the forma-
ton of corporation under the provisions OF Chap
ter 1887, Laws of Florida to construct maintain and
operatea railroad, commencing on TIE Alabama line,
running through the counties of Jackson, Liberty,
Gadsden and Leon to Tallahassee; thence through
Wakula, Jefferson. Taylor, Lafayette, Alachua Levy
Volusia to the waters of tire Atlantic Ocean, with
branch through the counties OF fernando, HILLSIDE
rough, Manatee and Monroe tn near the City of
Naples, and another branch running from the main
line to Gainesville The said company to be known
the Florida and Northwestern Railroad Company.
GEO. GREENHOW, THOS. w. TROY.
A. L. JOHNSTON, r. 8. JONES,
G. MAURY.
February "a 18S7-3mk
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a 0eATo WANTED! (Samples FREE
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isfaeton guaranteed DR.. SCOTT GAL Bway, N. Y.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-15
puRIIc FRANCHISES.

If tbe American people have been laugh
anything during the last century it Is that
a public franchise is not TO be granted
recklessly to corporations. The peoples
rights are sacred and always paramount,
but there are countless instances in the his
tory Of States, counties and municipalities
in which unreserved concessions to corpora
tons organized professedly for the public
benefit have resulted in the most grievous
expressions. There should be nothing
more serious to legislator than PROPOSE
ton to grant public charter by virtue of
which a corporation is to acquire mo-
nopoly Of something which the public
must have. 1t has come to pass that cor
porations seeking such privileges look
upon themselves and their dividends as
of vastly more importance than public
convenience and satisfaction. Therefore,
we see them riding rough-shod over the
public, secure in the constitutional guar
antee that prevents the breaking OF con-
tracts. II has often been made clear that
while there is nothing so powerful as the
people before entering into an agreement
there is nothing so helpless as the people
when once the contract is signed. The
statute books of the country, oyerburdened
as they are with senseless and imperative
laws, are deficient, nevertheless. in pro
visions for the protection of the people
against those corporations that operate
under public charters. The fact II
hattie power Of forfeiture should Away
be clearly reserved to the people. Cor
porations may say, OF course, that they
will not invest unless they have this, tina
or the other right abdicated by the people
This is the merest humbug. Just g
many railroads would have been built II
this country IL the people hat
been less generous and more care
full to maintain their rights. Is
q principle which guides the courts; tia
Legislatures have honest intentions. As
is held in moaarchical governments tina
the king can do no wrong, 70 1t should b